Introduction of a new class properties inside its functions in App Designer.

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qwer ty
qwer ty le 29 Mai 2018
Commenté : Chris Portal le 15 Nov 2018
I want the user to be able to add new UI components to the program.
For example, I want the user to enter code in TextArea that creates a new Panel (Voltage) and that can be accessed by using the app.Voltage.
The program has a TextArea and Button.
classdef app < matlab.apps.AppBase
% Properties that correspond to app components
properties (Access = public)
UIFigure matlab.ui.Figure
TextArea matlab.ui.control.TextArea
Button matlab.ui.control.Button
end
methods (Access = private)
% Button pushed function: Button
function ButtonPushed(app, event)
n = str2num(app.TextArea.Value{1}); % In the first line of TextArea writes the number of lines.
eval([app.TextArea.Value{2:n};]); % All other lines are executed using the Eval function
end
end
...
I enter the code in TextArea and click on the button.
2
Voltage = uipanel(app.UIFigure)
A new panel is created.
But I can not address to it through other functions by using "Voltage" or "app.Voltage".
% Button pushed function: Button2
function Button2Pushed(app, event)
Voltage.Title = '123';
end
Nothing happens.
% Button pushed function: Button2
function Button2Pushed2(app, event)
app.Voltage.Title = '123';
end
Error: No appropriate method, property, or field 'Voltage' for class 'app'.
The last one is solved simply, it is necessary to add in Properties: "Voltage matlab.ui.container.Panel"
The problem in that what I can not do this, becouse I do not know the name and the UI component which will be added in advance.

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Chris Portal
Chris Portal le 31 Mai 2018
The way to do this would be to add a property to your app called something like “NewComponents”.
Every time you need to introduce a new component, create it and store the handle as a field of your NewComponents property. Something like:
NewComponents.Voltage = uipanel(app.UIFigure);
Then, whenever you need to access one of these components, access it using the property you created:
NewComponents.Voltage
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Chris Portal
Chris Portal le 15 Nov 2018
"qwer ty", the code you showed should work, but only if you defined NewComponents as a property of your app. If it's not a property of the app, then the panel handle isn't being saved anywhere once your Button 1 callback exits, which would explain why the code in Button 2's callback isn't doing anything.
The way to add a property to your app is to have this in your properties block:
properties (Access = public)
NewComponents
end

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